Lewdog
Gold Member
Of course things can be compared when they are not alike. What's the point in comparing things if they have to be exactly alike?Guns and the banning of them is the argument. What does the number of perpetrators in an incident have to do with France banning guns? If anything it proves they are even MORE readily available. You're like trying to walk a drunk through a doorway.Not a deflection. You can't compare the two incidents. One had 7-8 attackers, the other had a lone gunman.
Do you have problems with logic? The two incidents are not alike, therefor they can't be compared.
They aren't even remotely alike. One was a large group of shooters that were a coordinated attack with others in the city setting off bombs.
No moron.......you had men on government terrorist watch lists...known terrorists....who easily got fully automatic, military rifles......and grenades....in a country where they are completely banned...and they used them to kill over 140 people if you include Charlie Hebdo with the Paris attack.......
Oh my lord dipshit. They were bought by a guy that was not on those lists that had gone to Belgium to get them. What the fuck can you not understand about that?